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Phenom Perception GSR

 

World's only desktop SEM for Automated Gunshot Residue Analysis

 

 

Gunshot residue analysis plays an important role in the determination if a firearm has been used in a crime.  Established GSR analysis techniques are based on the use of a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), which is used to scan the sample and find "suspect" GSR particles.  If a suspect particle is found, an Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS) technique is used to indentify the elements in that particle. Most common search criteria are the presence of Pb, Sb, Ba. However, detection of Pb-free primers (such as Ti and Zn)  can be a requirement as well.

 

The Phenom GSR consists of the following 4 items:-

1) Automated GSR analysis and classification package based on Perception software

2) Thermo Scientific desktop Scanning Electron Microscope (formally Phenom XL system)

3) An Integrated EDS detector

4) Calibration sample

Both software and hardware are fully integrated to enhance user-firendliness, reliability, and analysis speed. The GSR software complies with the current ASTM E1588-17 standards and is equipped with the standard layouts as provided by ENFSI.

 

Key features:-

  • Easy to Use GSR software        
  • ASTM E1588 compliant       
  • High throughput and Speed     
  • Fully integrated elemental analysis (EDS)   
  • Never lost navigation    
  • Light optical magnification 3-16x    
  • Electron optical magnification range 80x to 200,000x   
  • Bright field / Dark field modes   
  • Long life time CeB6 source (>1500 hrs)   
  • Acceleration voltages 4.8kV-20.5kV
  • Resolution <10nm   
  • Sample up to 30 x 12mm GSR pin stubs (holder accommodates 36 stubs)   
  • 100mm x 100mm fully motorized X,Y stage   
  • Wide range of forensic applications   

 

 

Fully integrated EDS

Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS) allows users to analyse the chemical composition of their samples.  Detailed chemical composition can be obtained from a micro volume via a spot analysis.  Elemental distribution can be visualised with the elemental mapping option. 

 

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